C# - How to set priority for request matching in Wiremock.Net
If you are on this page you likely created a wildcard endpoint and now you want to respond differently to a request, but keep the wildcard »
C# - How to set up scenarios with Wiremock - with examples
Sometimes we want more than just a simple stub from wiremock, sometimes we want to create a scenario. We want Wiremock to do something different when »
C# - How to match a specific header in Wiremock.Net
Using Wiremock.Net you can set a requestmatcher to only match a request if it contains a specific header with a specific value, in this post »
C# - How to match a path with a wildcard in Wiremock.Net
In many cases you want some sort of wildcard in your URL matching for Wiremock.Net. Most REST URLs contain an id, especially at the end »
C# - A simple guide to setup Wiremock.Net for integration tests
Are you looking for a simple guide for setting up Wiremock.Net? Well I hope this can be helpful to you :) I did this yesterday as »
Great traits and features of software architectures
I have been wanting to write this article for quite some time, as I have always been interested in Software Architecture. Not any architectural style in »
xUnit - How to assert that a call throws an exception
A year ago I made a post on the absence of the DoesNotThrow assertion in xUnit. In this post I show how you can assert if »
The Arrange, Act and Assert structure for unit tests
The Triple A (AAA) abbreviation: Arrange. Act and Assert is a way to structure your unit tests into 3 sections: Arrange: Assign variables, setup stubs, mocks »
What is a unit test?
In this post I describe what units tests are all about. It seems to me that in the last many years, the focus has drifted away »
Mocks vs stubs, the pros and cons of frameworks vs implementations
I will go right to the point here. In the title I have used the term "stub" in its broad sense. What I really »